To Plot Multiple Measurements On A Full Page - Agilent Technologies 8753ET User Manual

To Plot Multiple Measurements on a Full Page

You may want to plot various files to the same page, for example, to show measurement
data traces for different input settings, or parameters, on the same graticule.
1. Define the plot, as explained in
2. Press
PLOT DEFINE PRINT
Copy
filename for the displayed directory. For example, the analyzer would assign PLOT00FP
if there were no previous plot files on the disk.
3. Press
Save/Recall
you just saved.
4. Press
FILE UTILITIES
↑ pointer to the A character.
5. Press
SELECT LETTER
6. Define the next measurement plot that you will be saving to disk.
For example, you may want only the data trace to appear on the second plot for
measurement comparison. In this case, you would press
choose
PLOT DATA ON
PLOT MKR OFF
7. Press
PLOT
Copy
file saved.
8. Press
Save/Recall
you just saved.
9. Press
FILE UTILITIES
↑ pointer to the B character.
10.Press
SELECT LETTER
11.Continue defining plots and renaming the saved file until you have saved all the data
that you want to put on the same page. Renaming the files as shown allows you to use
the provided program, that organizes and plots the files, according to the file naming
convention.
Figure 4-10 shows plots for both the frequency and time domain responses of the same
device.
"Defining a Plot Function" on page
and turn the front panel knob to highlight the name of the file that
RENAME FILE
.
DONE
PLOT MEM OFF
.
. The analyzer will assign PLOT00FP because you renamed the last
and turn the front panel knob to highlight the name of the file that
RENAME FILE
.
DONE
Plot File
First File Saved
Second File Saved
Third File Saved
Fourth File Saved
Printing, Plotting, and Saving Measurement Results
Plotting Multiple Measurements Per Page from Disk
. The analyzer assigns the first available default
and turn the front panel knob to place the
Copy
PLOT GRAT OFF
and turn the front panel knob to place the
Recognized Filename
PLOT00FPA
PLOT00FPB
PLOT00FPC
PLOT00FPD
4-15.
and
DEFINE PLOT
PLOT TEXT OFF
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